Kubrick is still the greatest director of all time

[SkillClash]

Strangelove

2001

Shining

Full Metal Jacket

etc. etc.


2001 is the GOAT sci fi movie, and shining is GOAT horror movie

 

[Kilgore Trout]

He's awesome from an art standpoint but I would still put Spielberg above him.

Schlinders list was basically perfect.

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

I like some other directors overall discographies better. But he is the best visual director ever.

 

[FlyRy]

I like some other directors overall discographies better. But he is the best visual director ever.

this. but at "discographies"

shining and clockwork orange are 2 of my favorites though.

and visually 2001 is G.O.A.T.

 

[THE 101]

I've begun to think Barry Lyndon is his best film.

Dat cinematrography

Every shot is like a painting

Interiors lit with candles and shot with lenses from NASA

Sometimes I do actually think Kubrick was from another dimension. The shyt just isn't ordinary.

It's a slow but very beautiful film. Feels like a visual novel.

I also recently seen one of his earliest films, The Killing which was

It has the GOAT heist I've ever seen in a film. Well worth checking out.

 

[HHR]

Spartacus and The Killing are pretty fukking awesome as well

That said...I'd go with Wilder, Hitchcock and Kurosawa as my top 3.

 

[THE 101]

Spartacus and The Killing are pretty fukking awesome as well

That said...I'd go with Wilder, Hitchcock and Kurosawa as my top 3.

Very dope top 3.

Wilder's run from the 40s-60s was just redic.

In some ways I think he's underrated because he made a lot of studio pictures and crowd pleasing joints. But he was a master at creating films that could be entertaining for a mass audience whilst having genuine depth and three dimensional characters.

The Apartment is still the GOAT rom-com. In fact calling it a rom-com is a bit of a disservice.

 

[Thizzlam]

Jim Jarmusch is the modern day greatest.

 

[THE 101]

In terms of pure visuals top 3:

Kubrick
Malick
Tarkovsky

 

[GOATpernick]

The poem she is reading is 'The Dull Flame of desire' by Fyodor Tyutchev. The white dust in the background is not snow but dandelion spores meant to symbolize wishes which is one of the themes of this movie.

 

[DosCadenaz]

Hitchcock and then Kubrick for me

 

[Shogun]

Michael Bay >



I'll never make my peace with his movie about Napoleon never being made
Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon Would Have Been the Greatest Movie Ever Made | VICE | United Kingdom

 

[Ciggavelli]

He's in my top 3

1) Ingmar Berman
2) Akira Kirosawa
3) Stanley Kubrick.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

<------ You already know

Jim Jarmusch is the modern day greatest.

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